Sentence examples for organize since from inspiring English sources

Houston's Centro Islámico is among the first to organize since then.

Mr. Lewis has been helping workers organize since the 1980's, when they began to approach him with complaints about Tyson.

The kinds of workers that "Fight for $15" was looking to mobilize most notably fast-food workers—have historically been difficult to organize, since they're younger and often don't stay in their jobs for long.

She has become an icon of the nascent women's movement — which has found new freedom to organize since the overthrow of Hosni Mubarak last year — for pressing her case despite the stigma that has silenced most other women subjected to the tests.

It's somewhat difficult to organize since this year we have a newborn and the costumes they make for newborns are limited, and my wife's retarded Uncle Lonnie always has to be slightly off from the group.

This concept is organic to Rwanda's traditional social, political, and economic structures, which have been organized since precolonial times in tight pyramids of patron-client relationships.

One of the important driving forces of this progress are the yearly organized (since 2002) SAT competitions.

It does not appear to have been organized since he began nurturing his Turritopsis.

This is the eighth round-the-world race that Clipper Ventures has organized since 1995.

Guido Girgenti, 19 Sophomore, urban and environmental policy Occidental College ACTIVISM R UM I've been student organizing since I was 15.

The flow of people and aid over the border has become far more organized since its start three years ago.